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Mooi dat je dit deelt man, inspireert.

Niiice. Specs pls.

I had such a system on my IF, threw it out after installing the electric motor (no need for a pulley any more). It was already a pain in the ass to pull up with 8mm PP rope. So why use dyneema for it? It's expensive, you don't need to lift around 1,5t but 50 kg at a max, which any cheap 6 or 8 mm rope will do and it's more glitchy than anything else which makes me doubt whether the cleat will hold it. And its a pain to pull. You also might want to think whether you want to install the blocks further inwards, so you can pull the engine over the rim and the pulley is not in the way of the engine.

Me gusta el color

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❤😂 lekker zeg

Mooie trip maaat!

How exciting! How exciting. Did you come across many container ships?

Whatever you tell yourself, corporation doesn't value anyone. It's more of dumb and dumber game. A null sum game, a lottery game. Rules are wronged to be in the interest of the one doing them not even playing by them. This ruin the world. That's where talent goes, to waste. The only achievement of modern human and civilisation, waste.

fair winds buddy have fun!

Wow! Just subscribed, love the channel!

Wat is die handig hè!💪

Adding solder to the wire before soldering it to the joint is called “tinning”. Tinning makes it much easier to use.

Radar has come on a long way to be able to even consider fitting on such a small / light yacht. Be interested to hear whether the additional weight high up and windage causes any significant issue. How about electric current drain. I guess good to have, but with gps charts and AIS, is it now that worthwhile. Likewise, wind meter…what is wrong with the back of your neck and a streamer on the shrouds. Also I would be wary of putting more holes in the mast, normally the site for stress propagation and failure. But please don’t take these comments negatively, you have a lovely boat, and are sailing, or will be very shortly (I am still fixing my catamaran, perhaps wish I had bought one a bit smaller in better order)

Seams an odd place for sealant. I would have thought it needs a permanent grp joint?

7:38... Mullet fish. ... Awesome video

Are you letting all the scraped Sikkaflex just drop into the water?

"The never ending list" is a very true statement when you own a boat, no matter the size of the boat there is ALWAYS something to do on them hahaha.

Wat vet je bent zo gruwelijk bezig moat!💪

First off, isn’t the wind meter holder blocking the lantern? You talk about doing what you like and letting it become your job, vacation as a job. But i’ll tell you a short story why I think people need to separate job and vacation. Many, many, many years ago I used to “work” with stage lighting as a hobby on a local amateur theater, it was my hobby and I liked it a lot, it was fun and made me a lot of nice friends. But that led after some years to a professional career working at large national theaters and stages with many great (famous) artists, musicians and actors. My hobby and relaxation had become work, and that was fun at the beginning, like most jobs. But after a while it became my everyday life and a job is a job, my hobby had become my boring 9-5 job (Yeah, I never worked 9-5 but rather 1 til midnight every day…). I had lost my hobby and joy for this. I’m now, 20 years or so later, at another bus stop where I wonder what to do with my life, but that’s another story on the same matter, another interest becoming a job. So to conclude, never let anything you think is joyful and fun become your everyday life because one day it will be boring and you lost the joy of your life.

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Pretty cool story. I've been serving in the Army for about 16 years and have been learning all I can about sailing and the skills necessary to maintain my boat so I can go on some epic voyages. Keep grinding friend, I'm sure you'll be good to go. Cheers

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Whooha, so much authenticity and wisdom! 💪 Great one! 🤙⛵

Lekker bezig maat. Fijn dat je je droom op deze manier kan verwezenlijken 💪🏼

Doesn't sound silly to me. You have very good plan, I think. With your captain's ticket you can find a job everywhere in Caribbean. Boat electronics and electricians also are very good options for work. There was a cruisers here announced that they make picas and deliver them with the dinghy - you could do something like this too. Plenty of options and if somewhere is not for you, just pick the sails up. Probably you will meet many cruisers that will tell you how small is your boat... you deserve bigger boat... and things like this. Better dont listen them - you have your boat, proven design and build, fully equipped for cruising and ready to go. Bigger boat it is not better boat especially if it not set and equipped for cruising. Love that acordeon rivet gun, I have same and its working like a beast! I would check regularly that mast area around the radar for little cracks - think to many and close holes there and the pressures are big. You have great boat! Fair winds and Good luck!

Thank you for this. I bought myself an IF last year around my birthday, very little experience and sailed solo first time last week. But all the maintenance is still something that feels like an obstacle to me, just watching vids of others doing it helps massively, you always pick something up.

Beautiful.

Ah nice! I needed to this to my Centaur a week ago, I built a "thing" I saw in internet which is a whooden pole with a winch in one end that works kind of the spy giek you used but it sticks to the foot of the mast with a strip to prevent it from moving and with the winch you can slowly pull it down, I believe my mast is 6meters but as you mentions it "looks" not so heavy.... but they are very heavy haha. Good that you could make it work man!

I love the yellow hull. She's a lovely boat.

Great idea with that whisker pole! 💡 Might try that trick too, thanks! 🙏🤙⛵

Buddy see you soon

Hy guy good job... But before to weld the lift just vertical on the engine i will think if is better give a little angle inside. So when the engine comes up it can rotate a few orizontal. What do You think about? Sorry for bad English😊

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Some years ago I had Folksong Folk boat and I made similar arangement on the stern, but first I instal my Hasler SP2 windvane. It was a bit tricky to have enough distance beteen the OB and WV so when the engin is up to not interupt the work of WV. I bought new Yamaha 2.5 long shaft and the boat, the windvane and me was very happy - very small OB and didnt interupt the WV. Good luck and Fair winds!

Like a boss! 💪🤙⛵

Nice. But if that was my outboard the lift rope would catch the back of the engine due to where it attaches to the mount. Guessing you've checked. I still want one.

How funny!

Nice one!! Ready to conquer the 7 seas! 💪🤙⛵

Great video! Brings back memories, I did this kind of training 12 years ago or something like that. Outside of Gothenburg, in the ocean. We had to plug a leaking “hull” halfway under water and a firehose spraying our faces with whatever we could find as plugs.

Dat is wat anders dan een dagje Duinrell 😉 lekker man. Gefeliciteerd 🥳

Masterpiece 🎉 keep on rescuing!!!

Goed bezig 😂❤

Leuk stel zijn jullie ❤

The folky will never let you down. One of the best boats ever designed. I owned one for nearly 30 years. It would surf down large swells outside Sydney heads at well over hull speed and never look like broaching. A proper viking boat. Main thing is to keep the weight down. Not sure about that humongous outboard, do you really need one that big? I had a tiny one and even then would take it off the stern and put in the cabin sole when underway

Alright, nice engine bracket! Kan je nog wel sturen wanneer hij omhoog geklapt zit? Tijdens het zeilen is volledige uitslag misschien niet nodig, maar wel handig soms, mocht je nog gaan zeilen op kleiner water. Evt de motor kantelen met zijn eigen klapmechanisme. Mijn vorige bootje had een soortgelijke mount met rail, maar die rail liep niet meer zo soepel. Ik klapte de motor dus op met de kanteling in de buitenboordmotor zelf.

Combinatie van buurman en buurman en the A-team! You are smart, I know 🤣🤣. Respect dat hij eindelijk goed zit!

Good looking engine mount, but maybe a little bulky. I think you should have gotten rid of the entire pushpit to make room for the engine when sailing. In my opinion though, I think the IF is looking at its best without any guardrails, pulpit or pushpit. Just a clean deck. But I realize you would want to have something to hold on to on your big ocean voyages. And, by the way, I think Remy is wrong, on a small boat an outboard is much easier to handle and service and so on.

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Excellent video as always, thanks for sharing!